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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
4 NFu DOwy ToWN STREET ~ PROSPECT
rur BOARD ~ r,vor or CUTTING ONE THROUGH
RrrwrrN NNssAr W. WIIlIAN.

TUr BOARD ~ TAvOP pF CUTTING ONE THROV Gil
RrrwrrS NN~s,T ,Np WILLIAM.
The committee. ~ the Board Of street Op~r csm-
ro..d Of President r,sAan. 81 Tie BOARD ~ Aldermen
PRESIDENT Borden o. the Park Depart neut: AMI cen
r., Newton have dec cl 10 recommend tho op.ninr ~
m. nee srn~t parallel with Nl-.@u-,t. already dc
srDed In rnr TRIBUNE The proposed street VIII start
fi,u, the Kroo.lyn Ertgc pass b-hud rHE InIw ~
riip and cou'inuc thr.nsh the -ilIl" Of 10 blscA'
10 Maiden lane -r Lbsrtv-st rnc Committee u un'si
nous in the belief that tas is the oay prrecsblo way
10 relieve the pressure Of travel tvs east side o.
Broadway below thaI4bcr--,t.
The new rect viii % probably eighty ieet vide nom
s:osp line Il, stop ln, It will uccrsAs the tearing
down 81 lcw extremely valuable bindings II vii cut
away part Of fIsach, ilosL There sentiment IN
favor Of taking AL the site o. Frenc Iote and "asins
Bride. II IA argued thai tai. would largely all IN les
scnng the crowdin. n and around the Bridge entrance
lac wisdom Of relieving broadway and Nas'aust. IN
the manner proposed been shown every DAY during
the pat week Na,stl 81. AMI Broslwsy b"tov Cham
.,rgs,t I..le been blocked several uHes each DAY
IrucImci. OK tr~--ucu and citlIrns ln c-ffaKs nave
hrsu 1hirctrd anbsying delay. ami oniT orre q"
polc.mcn has able o break ID" b.ochrio asd Pi'
the procession again IN motion Ihs-e "h" nave o"Ir
fuly considered the subject that the pr"pssel ne"
street elves problem OF travel 80 Tar 40 the tIsl
side hrl ~ h4mhcr-sf. csnccrucA Tie cost " me
ucy street has been computed butt Will not he one"
uUarcr OF the expense ~ wlicnng Nh,stl-.t lhurrd
tie latter pr ect !. entirely ont ~ the Il""n mo
grade Tor stre-t Is an cl-Y ore. 'lNIHs H"h
the property cut through VIII "hh - ~ ,'''c 81
10 mat extent reduce the cOs - hf borne bY inc pro-"
crfyholrrs Will DC assessed to pay Tor Una improve
mcnt 80, .,..iuo .t,
sacf ON o. the Board or street Dpanings, AMI prsbiDy
early next year the work VIII begin
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COURT CALENDAss-rO-DAY.

-UpRrsk erRr-CHAHsErs-Betnre Barr7tt Nos Il.
20 a. 81 o. 10 ~ - lO2 los l75 ISL 100. 235 24O
200 no. pos 27S $50 ISL 2S2 -,J
>UPHhMg CoUNr--GENkkAL IEsNB Before Nah Br1nt p j.,
Bartlett aud McCoRber J. J--lIecess
SIPHFAE COURl-srECiAL TEEn-PARr I.-Be.or3 Pat.
tersou J.-No. SAP 3+4 $50 2i7 1873 S5I
st'rKrME CouRT-srEct,L TRRE-PA.T n Before IL.
graham Nos 232 rs, 2s6 49, $40 1886. "a 2l3 l20.
$50 2Sl SSi SO. ~
Nos o. 1909 1871 l2~G 1903 40 $50 - O-l - 1919
1885 s l@j 1886 2072, ISL e5& i2ls. l25s l2J9 1913
1915. =. 1877. 500. 49, - -
sUPRRME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ll-HefoTe Lawrence. J.
sUpkRME CoUEr-CIRcI T-PAKI III.-Beore nonohue. ;.
4s lI2l 1860 lO9' l&s+ 1879. lts9 249 l45l. li55.
1875 1879 III, 1874 - n1H 1872 li2i li34 9!l;
81 fgFMk COIRI-CmCulT-PAhT IN.-uefOre Andrews J.
os 90 aG5 ya3 Pas .OlS 100 10 -, lr13 lc2 $50
9s7 952 1853 Us 1917 j3J lO36 921 305 3> 1881,
sirrosArK.s CorRr-Bsore Rollins Estate Of
villa 10 30 a. vii %. Joseph buSkleY II VIII u
Wilson Small, II A. Will OF Mary McMukin l2 M. WILL Of
sUpsEo. cousr~srEci,L TEaM-Be,sre Freedman. J.
No tAy calendar
CoMxox PLRAs-TslAL TERM-PAEr T.-Before Allen. J.
Cass No dsy cSicuCar
CITY CoUET-GESEGAL TRsN-Beore Hyatt, Hall and Ehr.
lion J. IA iourEst unit We,luesiay
CTTY CoURI-rRAL TERM-PNr I.-Al0urned for thu
COtaf-IkiAL lERN-PAHf ll.-AdlOurned tOI ths
trruL
CRY CouGt-rgIAL rEeM-PARr III-Beorc MeAlan.
Nos ISL ISL 49, 2,32. 2I39. zl1" 1863, 2s12.
OrKK ASD TERMiSBg ioge Van BruEt. C. j..
and Assistant Disrct Attorney Feilowa-Adourned untI
bee D.
amt Assistant District Attorney NicolL-No.
COURT or GENERAL SkSSONs-PARr iI.-Beturs Recorder
Smyth amt Assistant Dlsr ct Attorney FtzgeriiNOs.
s. =, .. g T. 10. H. - 49, "a PIeadIns'-Nos 10 "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

STTCIDE or Az INSANE NAV ~ BROOkLfN
Coroucr Rooney VIII hold inquest to-day IN the case
ofNniam y. Phnpitt WHO killed hiGse on sunday at
his home No 81 Adephi-st. whore he lived with h'
mnller and alfbrohrr, August Beck Abodt midnight
on saturday be went to the Myrteaye psice st2t'n'
and with evident signs Of insanity demanded ponce pro
cctiou at his house A. he failed 10 tell why II was
,ot,d :, yas refused and lie went to Po,ice Head
or,r,,r. and asked superintendent Chinpbe'l,
who was not there. When nc get back home hs to"hl
two policemen III front of tho house aud told them theJ
were NOT vaptrd and let himself ia with lheh KEY
Ahenf moon on SUNDAY he WIS found dead In MS pea
with three bullet holes IN tire region OK me he' i
rryoyer in his right hand lie had Dscn d"Ah soh'
hour, Mr. Philpiti forty one years 1ld uhmarlc l.
and his bushes, caring for his mstIei p"P'If
lie had shows sIgns % udacy FOR ss'e tlmc bnt wa,
not thought THAI the matter was serious am nc refuses
to submit ,a-dica trcstnest No one IN ths h"uSo
heard the shooting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
TO BEGIN 4 SEARCHING INVESTIGATION.

TO BEGIN 4 SEARCHING INVESTIGATION
The Republican committee appointed to investigate
the charges preferred by Henry Booty. candidate for
civil Justice the ivth District. yesterday in the
Office OF the chairman George W. Lyon Nc. SO Broad
way. James W. IIawss vas appointed secretary Mr..
otty ready to subsantiats his complaint John L.
BrodsSy appeared fer the 10 endants and expressed his
Willingness ~ have searching inv~sti. alton n~de ~
dsricl " ait until could 10 obtAissd 70
bold sessions, ANA with this UNDERESTIMATE ~ the
aJ5urncd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

W,.uISGToN Nov. IS CS,cciaij. -5enatsreicct Davis
hic Clerk Joscn OF tine Senate. AMI other Minnesota
,..u VIM nave arrived IN Washington that tho
ccoole Of Minneapolis and t. Paul ~ well as OF Mime
sofa and Dakota generally III dead earnest and mean
TO AYE the Republican National Convention held Ia the
ipsncr city il IL within the BOUNDS OF 10 sunny
lace teis cation OF prominent Minnesota and Dakota
Kcpnhic,hs will arrive In Washington December D. pre-
RAE 10 iupr.s, the Republican National Co'amittco
tsi,h Ina, ,,,t,rt ,,oe O, their mission. Among NO
reasons which Will be urged In behalf Of Mlnneapsls
/ hat that the refusal 10 admit Dakota mo ,ho
Union viii be a pronaent issue iB the FleslhehuS
campai~n II Ia proposed IN The csnvsniioh II eIu
at Minneapolis 10 have grand eIcurslon 10 give u"o
gaic other prominent Republicans an opportunity
10 90 Territory for themselves ana )nasc oi rs
81 us. ANON other advantages which Will 10 u"cit
uuen that Minneapolis has magnificent haiI, WIN
seating capacity Of 10000 people and thAt tho sAo
number can liud good hotel accommodations III th<C
town and in ST. Paul aud ether places within hteeh
minutes ride by rail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
SOl,E GOSSIP ABBOTT TIE NAVY.
CAUSES or DEiAY-TiE FkSN-GOING ORDNANCE

!
RURrAC-CAprArV RUVC : RrroRr
WASHINGTON. Nov. - tSp~ itD The contractors FOR
the sinus si IN trouble on aecourt OF 50 of
the tests applied urdcr The regulations Of th' Ncrar
ment. For example, "Gunhast 10 ." which j. bull
incin Baltimore. should be completed sccorlii@ 10 Tho
contract by December -. After that date tho
contractors will La required TO pay a penalty OF
SO for each days DELAY ua:i che I. Pisne II she he
completed within six months; II not the penalty viii bc
doubled far each days delay in tac xt tire, months
ana 80 on by arithmetical progression. There
is no possibility of compilation OF that vessel
by December - and the probability "a slight III.
deed that she Will la flushed within n.nc months
Certa ly she viii net. juils by tho past and present
rate OF o-resS. The contractors VIII maint that HE
delay has been due wholly the f,t The tests OF
erialS have been ungcasOnaby severe. ant such ~
steel manufacturers have been unable to meet 1t
be remembered tE.l Ike tests. formulated originally
by Commander Evans have been several lines
mo liteI with NJ Nhi,acy's approval. The board OF
officers which sncceeici NJ. Evans has made several
such mojGcauuGs The contractors seek stu further
notifications, and Charles H. CrInp. % PM iclphi,.
in eon'crcncs With CAief Constructor WILSON, In
gu@erin-C aief Nelly le anI captain Phythisn 10 lay
regard 20 tie The relief asked for VII 10 .rAnei
if he dec ned se COR the interests OF Tie Government
as 1t probably Will be.
soipe four nonihs ,1 it was semi OH tally announced
with ,omchia: Of flourish that 'nr chicago was viz
Navr cones chief Siclrd of the ordinances Br. an
m,.u v,i' s,- h,- ~, = n Ina"
man 'fwar according 20 any proper definition Of Tat
SAYS, togo usr VIII most 81 .!e carriages Tor tAe latter
Bat the loai sucA gus ant thcir ct:rt.e, SIN
thl,cs OF IN, future We must have iuOs money
cannot oa, Chief sIcIr IN effect ina OF ger words
uo,hn. moro can he done t"NrI tAs uent of the
the casy-g"HE Ordnance iurcau has expended H. 'hef
-ic~ri does not maze u d'c cIrAr WY no p"-,e hit
Navy Yard into an orn ,ncc f21ndrv. for whca p'r-
.Or past >Gtre. nontIs. Praeil ally nothing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

AIpANY Nov -srhc Court OF Appeals Resumed It's ses
sion today. The following causes were argued:
No j42. The city co. po shkeop-e respondent at Abra
ham WIltslc. appellant
No. 30 Georro \ Porter and others respondents.
Richard Penn smith an others. appellants
", 900 Matthew White, appellant agi. Mchscl kuntL
AM Others. respondents
40 5i3 Herman Fuchs respondent agt. Theodore T..
kOerHeI appellant submitted
respondent .mpieaded. submitted
Following IS tho motion calendar for November 90 Nos.
1890 llc7 ISL ll6i 1856 1865. 1862 l5o ll6l llG7.
llGS. ll72 and ll70
Foowiugi. the Nv calendar for November NOS SO
sos 80 AIS. HOS. 537. 5SS and 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
UNITED STATE, SUPREME CoURr

WASHINGTON. Nov 2--No decisions were snieTed BIZ tiE
United states supreme Court today The raus-
actet follows
No. % William HGe' and others appellants. agt tie Al
COMPANY Argued by \. :. Todd TOR appellants
ami by = ek Ceycn Tor appellee
The willamette Iron Grcge Com PAW. appellant
T. Hat, h others. Argument begun by John MAJ
liant.
ALlonrnel nntil tO.n0rrOw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

ssner OF Patents will hear arguments OF counsel upsn
Is peulon OF elisha GRAY for permission 10 amend MS
sih" appllcatiOn Tor patent 10 electric telephone
nieu ocober 30 1877. by inserting therein the word
hotalic so ~ to make the claim specifically for
mct"nc diaphragm. should this petition be granted
new interference will be declared thus reopeuing the
original telephone question
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
WASHINGTON NOTES.

wAsHisGTos. Monday. Nov. %, 1887
FRENCH sPoLIATiOS CLAIMs.-Ths Court of CLAWS to-
av dsposed OF all the French spsliaton cssss growing
cut Of the loss OF the srg Mary, he brig John VI ich
mo.d the s0Op Federal George the ship Irinnph ana
"a ship Hannah Ths conciasions OF the Court VIII DC
rsoorfd to Congress for Its acte The SAL pe
~ vii bo 60 = sidcred an rapidly ~ psssible.
Tv,ppuoss HEAnIYG.-On December the Commits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
DIR. WRIGHT DECLARED IYSINE.

Dr. William 6. Wright who fired several shots ia
MaIaue RoJnie's restaurant IN clinton place on tIo
nicLt Of October 10, after qnaItc! With Fanl lar
dine a commission merchant, an Aligned ye-tcf-
day before Recorder smyih for examination a. to h'
sanity IIc fired five shots at Mr.. Jaldinc bit none
took effect. Drs. Trnai and Field tc'timd That ~.
Wrghl wts "A sufferer irUm general pTcSis. lie
b,d drluslons - to his wealth TIL jury found ma
insane and Recorder Srnyth sent him to The 0'a''
JIos pI Al for tho Insane al POughhc3p'ih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
ELECTRIC LIGHTS FOR TORPEDO BOATS.

WASHINGTON Nov. 2s.-rhe experiments Win the in
.andescent electric light which nave been made AZ Tie
torpedo station Newpor, have developed n'vei use
for the little lamps and one that IS said % promise 70
be of great value IN naval warfare. WITH lamps Of
about lOO-canto power fastened the enls q! pJ.es
subDsrged n the depth of twenty fect the wafer
IS 20 lun nate ,ha, objects can hc distinguished wiihlh
a Iaiiu. Of 30 feet. There il ule or 40 glare from me
subncr ed hight TO beray the presence OF tho bod us
the is believed that o. tins means "A p"at
erininc enemy Held OF suDhith" hlht9
H. urobsbe that torpedo Auucnes Will be equipped with
fhes lights IN futurc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
JHE AhM0RY nan LICENSE ~ DANGER

Police superintendent Murray yesterday directed zap
tain McCmagh, OF the Elizabeth strcst squad 10 make
An Investigation Of the story told sunday by George
d. FOX OF No 25s West 1hrtysHth-'t. aud George H.
Smith OF No 10 Howery. about McGlops Armsry Hal
Theatre ia Hester The men said that there was
crowd in the place al ) "a. m SUNDAY, aud drunken
ap who had fallen asleep at one oi tne tables. "as Gu"
on tho faecrs by Wal er who wan al 10 r"nsr NM
T,c man WIS % drunk ha thc torture had t'le cHr't "a
t,.. MIN out OF ,iq -tupar. ~. Murray sli h' h'l
.. M formed that 40 liquor was sod ~ Ari'FJ vi.
me pace had becI deceased a. a iIrtre ~ hdS"i
Hewitt Itou . repsr thIf n owned ~ resl"' q"
n,.,n ma iif Nos.i.r, Had 90 crest 40 IT, 'rr'"'
W'lt. I'd h. t..suxht Mctary Tho ROAD piolf.r-
another man.
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cLAlRS + ma 4QrEDrcr coTrRtcfo"S

TLII.N 7 ~" - L7T T ' ~ 10
President ~pac.r t, l.,ouef. barnes -hd """''"' 60
49,, ,.,, -..,...,, on.ro,er l.uru ori"1A Jon
o,s.l O. Bren =. ir,,i to-ay 10 cuns.d 'i" ''''
o. the aquedaci coutr a. 30 'r pi. @ii'h' Az" ' "
m. excavations c.isei ~ a-ty 'iDg ind eA'r'
vii eli have ,ocn ID dispu'r f'r so'Ae u "t ~" ''"
a ra fh- I"~l"r. VIZ H'h-N w
cn.iner ard ,. "a. nf 'f'r 90 AZ 81 ~,
,ints IN. ,4n.rn, ,ff rfu'rfrs-~ ~,t't e Ain VII
sSrs., 81 otu 900 " hem H.. r"mrH'el ii''
,tl..r, ~ 10 D.nrve l1tSi: wi irrny "ts =. IN "
All, rcl son N 10 com hits' w.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
DISTRIBUTING THE POsr OFFICES AROUND
WA.HI>GToN. Nov. 2s.-ihe fre,tlont has appointed
a following rO.i nAhters:

Robert NJ. Carpenter at Audubon Iowa vice F. : Foster
removed; Auns H. K4fcl.f a. t4I1naIOn. hs's~s Voc
" ". Dbl removed; VII IAN H. o. E.t,' at o1"" ,es~h
Ne wee II Miller. removed; J0hu H. Ia = u "a '"h"es
\ y wee J. N4sten removed George c. owing d"
Tonawanda, y. y, II. T. Ja"c. r. rovoi 'te,t 81
Daniel at Sinduskv, {. n. hsyts removed o
Ceorae " Isrne ColiaA. Washington Territory, wee
Jsnies Benton resigned
The President ha. arpsn'ci stephen f. Mitchell toi-
lcctor Of Customs forthe District OF saco, Maine
The Postmaster General has appointed the following
fourth class DOstmasters:
Hattie L. Co.on Great Pond We p. ". Laeor, Grove
Springs y y NJ. r. linsey. iAvenia, y y John $er u;
X Y ". Nrw-'TegIu y y J. NJ
Rear Uovi Penn Martin A. G.lair, MiilbrooG. Penn
+ u i, lanls DIVERS NILS Penn; II. Mckinney, KIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

BY the servia Cnnard LIhsJ Hs'H II'eIP"o' MI
q King NJ P Dr. W. G.. Spsrrv, tho Rev T. a. BlSS'
J. w Russell. W. 4. Ronald ana MIS-. ooufuee i'"u''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

These are the LEADING facts IN the most novel al "'
the campaign, huown To pennsylvania h'S''t9' '
situation Was Innuh the same Ia New DIX. Inc "'"'
and nialtstcis With their money Organizer VI" $50
Liberty irlrl-s, who ia stat" Convention "' '"'
pretended To- rrIrc-cui 1000 voters III ms ''N
LEY iar!nicd AL Germans. whereas II '' ''t''' 80"
,r,, i,J o,,.u,.. and IN every Orsau.f"i nay pro
claimed ho,,i,, to auv m"dtcton ~ me 9u'H '"o
a. they urpi,-i toe AL o. h9aor un"n"'fI
~ a hi.h lircnsc which sf""' Apply ~" WI '''
.r,c a proposition 20 The oi poiitIiii.' Ioi ir"' '
whrA .hoaLi have diy.icG tho revenues 81 'N'''' ~
stac herd, With The ci'ics anl counties "'' - ''
80 ,,,, .i,. ,,,,lf ia r.,ar 81 sup.nitt.ng tae pro-
btbitory ,u,.tl,u 10 A popular V"t', iou Won" nave
won an won by thousands despite '' ''''S VI
money which d special Interest Gould tfiee louI p.o
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-01
Manchester Matters.

The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Atkins,
mother of Judge Atkins, Of Richmond,
took place Sunday afternoon from the
PRESBYTERIAN church, and was largely at
tended. The interment took place at
Maury Cemetery.
A concert is to be held at an early day
for the benefit Of the Meade Memorial
church.
Rev. II. Melville Jackson preached a
profoundly interesting sermon at the
Meade Memorial church Sunday morn
ing, and the congregation hope to hear
him again at an early day.
The meeting under the auspices of the
Richmond Branch OF the Young Men,
Christian Association held Sunday after
noon at the Dsnville depot was very
largely attended A number OF persons
were unable TO obtain seats The singing
was led by Mr. Dickie.
Rev. w. f. c. Gregory preached avery
interesting sermon to a large congrega-
ton at the Presbyterian church Sunday
night and will preach there again next
Sunday night
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-01
TIE BOYCOTT CASES.
Judge Atkins Decides One Count In the IrO
dictmeut Good.


On the 2sth of September, 1886, j. M.
Shelton. G.. Waddy Wilde, and W; f..
Crump. members Of the Richmond Typ
ographical Union, and w. II. Mullen,
James A. Healy, J. NJ Lewis, and Perry
ZONES. publishers OF the Lo60r Herdtd,
and !. II. Schonberger were indicted by
the grand jury for a misdemeanor.
There are two counts in the indict-
ments
First That the above-named persons
did unlawfullv and maliciously wickedly
and corruptly combine, conspire, and con
federste together TO injure, ruin, break
ND. and destroy the firm Of Baughman
Brothersin their business as stationers and
printers and also unlawfully and mail,
ciously making threats to break up and
DESTROY the business of all persons
dealing with the firm of Baughman
Brothers.
The second count charges that the
above-named persons did unlawfuliy and
maliciously combine, conspire and con.
federate together to injure the personal
property of Baughman Brothers.
The case was called at the December
term of the court. Messrs. 5. Is. Witt
and w. L. Royal appeared for the prose
cution; Mr. c. Y. Meredith appeared as
counsel for defendants.
Mr.. Meredith demurred to the indict-
ment, and, after argument, the case was
submitted Last Monday was the time
fixed for the Judge to render his decision,
but in consequence of the serious illness
of his mother (since dead the case went
over.
Yesterday the counsel appeared IN
court. Judge Atkins informed them that
he had not finished writing his opinion,
but was ready to give his decision in the
matter. The court decided the first count
in the Indictment, which charged con-
spiracy at common law, was good and
sustained the demurrer in the second
count on the ground that conspiracy to
injure the personal property of the com
plainants, which was based upon the Goth
section, chapter 3D., of the Criminal Code,
did not embrace the business of the com
plainant The penalty in this case is
Imprisonment not exceeding one year, or
fine of not more than $500.
The case will come up at the next term
of the court.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-01
Another Drummer Arrested.

H. Cooper, sample merchant, repre-
senting Hubbard e Randall, wholesale
hardware dealers, New York, was ar
rested Yesterday afternoon between 4 and
5: o'clock by Policemen Lamkin and
Enright of the First District, on the
charge of selling goods by sample with
out a license. This is another coupon
test case.
Cooper had offered coupons to the
treasurer of Alexandria city in payment
of his license, and had certificate to that
effect. Not satisfied with that, upon his
arrival here yesterday he rendered cou-
pons to the Commissioner of Revenue, in
the presence of notary public, who
made an affidavit to that fact. He was
arrested at the hotel.
Mr.. Cooper is young man of 20 and
native of California This is his first
business trip, and it is to be hoped that
the old adage, "a bad beginning makes a
good ending" may be verified in his case.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-01
g.. &. SaIamOne Assigns.

C.. C.. SalamOne has filed in the clerk s
Office of the Chancery Court deed con-
veying to A. w. Patterson, trustee, all
the stock and fixtures in his bar-room
at the southeast corner of Broad and
Second streets to secure his creditors as
follows c. A. LathrOp 81 Co., Edel
Brothers, F. busch, Frank Miller, Charles
Millhiser, Joseph Dill, GOddin q Taylor,
and Brunhild e. Brothers of Richmond.
Smidlapp Distillery Co., of Cincinnati,
Joseph Schroeder, of Baltimore, POrtner
Beer Co., of Alexandria, all of whom are
to be paid pro rata. Assets and liabili-
ties not stated.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-01

Mrs. Henrietta c. Trimmer, wife of Mr.
James Trimmer, died at her residence,
No. 1921 Venable street, Sunday night.
The deceased was in her usual health
Sunday She visited some relatives and
returned home about o'clock. She was
taken sick about 1920 pm, some half
hour after retiring, and died at 1l:55.
Mrs. Trimmer was about 40 years OF
age Her husband has long been fore
man OF the city hands.
Mrs. Trimmer's maiden name was Hen
rietta Allen, and she had long lived in the
neighborhood in which she died. She
leaves devoted husband and eight chill
dren. twoof whom are married She was
an excellent woman, fond wife and
loving mother. Mrs. Trimmer was a
very large woman, weighing 24O pounds
Death was caused by congestion of the
lungs, from heart disease. The family
have the sympathy Of many friends.
Funeral from Venable-street chapel this
morning at 10 o'clock
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A Graceful Acknowledgment.

Mrs. General John A. Logan has sent
to Captain A. A. Splitter, Adjutant OF K.
E. Lee Camp, letter which reads as fol-
lows:
"The family of General John a. Logan
desire you to accept this grateful acknowl-
edgment Of your expression OF sym
patty"
The letter was accompanied with cards,
on which are the names of Mrs. John A.
Logan, Mrs. Logan Tucker, John \. 10,
gan, Jr., and William F. Tucker, United
States Army.
The letter was in reply to one of sym
pathy from r. E. Lee Camp on the death
of General Logan. Lee Camp will pre-
serve the letter and the cards among its
most sacred treasures. General Logan
was contributor to the Soldiers Home
fund
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Council Committees.

Yesterday afternoon and last night was
a busy time for committees, no less than
six holding their sessions. The Commit
tee on Streets met yesterday afternoon,
and proceeded to Rockets, where they
viewed the route of the proposed extern
sion of the Richmond and Danville rail
road to be made at the request Of Warner
Moore. They also visited the route along
which the Richmond Street-Railway
Company wish to run their new line.
There was meeting IF the Committee
on St. Johns burying- ground at o'clock
in the afternoon at the cemetery. The
committee inspected the grounds and
transacted other regular business, after
which ii adjourned.
The Committees on Electric Light, Po-
lice, and Water (the last-named in secret
session. also met. Nothing was trans
acted but regular routine business.